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Genetic variation facilitates seedling establishment but not population growth rate of a perennial invader.
Annals of botany - 1 Jan 2016
Li Shou-Li, Vasemägi Anti, Ramula Satu
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BACKGROUND AND AIMS: Assessing the demographic consequences of genetic variation is fundamental to invasion biology. However, genetic and demographic approaches are rarely combined to explore the effects of genetic variation on invasive populations in natural environments. This study combined population genetics, demographic data and a greenhouse experiment to investigate the consequences of genetic variation for...
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